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The MN State Statute 216D One Call Law is getting Updated, changes effective Aug. 1, 2024

This link goes to the laws as they are currently listed on the State of Minnesota Website. To see specific language that has changed, select "More info..." in the yellow banner.

 

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Contacting Gopher State One Call is easy! Simply click one of the buttons below to submit your ticket information quickly and efficiently. You can also search to view the status and Positive Response of a ticket.

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WHITE MARKINGS: GSOC would like to remind you to mark the excavation area in white prior to submitting the locate request. White markings are required by law and increase the efficiency of locators by clearly showing where they need to locate.

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This new feature shows you detailed ticketing statistics from
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Professional Excavators

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Professional Excavators

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Facility Operators

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Facility Operators

View and organize locate requests, manage notification areas, and submit positive responses.

Resources

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Resources

Access a comprehensive array of videos, user manuals and helpful information.

Highlights: November 12, 2020

  • Chair’s Report: Dave Hunstad welcomed the Board and guests. He observed that the Board would probably continue to meet virtually for a while despite the hope a vaccine will be approved soon.
  • Legislative Report: Dean Parker provided a brief legislative report. Currently, it does not appear that there will be changes in the leadership of the committees that oversee changes to Minnesota Statutes Chapter 216D.
  • MnOPS Update: Jon Wolfgram indicated that MnOPS continues to perform inspections despite the pandemic. Three vacancies now exist due to retirements. MnOPS is looking for one new inspector and will create two damage prevention positions for investigations and inspections.
  • OCC Report: Kimberly Boyd advised the Board that the work from home model continues to be successful with a slight increase in the number of people working at the notification center. This year, the notification center is keeping seasonal staff longer and adding some additional staff.
  • PR/Awareness Report: Olivia Jensen Phillips reviewed the awareness activities for 2020 with the Board. Overall, the engagement with Star Tribune Companies for online awareness messaging has been viewed as being very successful.